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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1964
Page
2
Cattle numbers at 3,500 with calves 50 and feeders steady. range of prices shown for steers, heifers, and cows. Hogs at 4,000 with barrows and gilts steady to weak. sows steady and weight bands listed. Sheep 400 with lambs steady to 25 lower. ranges given for choice, good, and feeder categories.
Market listings from Parsons show U S graded hogs with prices for U S No 1 and 2 at 190-240 lb around 15 10, mixed No 13 at 230-240 lb 14 50 to 14 75, sows and boars in lower ranges, cattle prices across grain fed steers heifers and calves, veal prime and good, cows bulls and sheep values, with varied weight and quality brackets across categories. Strong entity notes include U S grades, weight brackets, and price ranges across hogs cattle veal cows bulls and sheep.
Kansas City AP notes consumer eggs and butter unchanged. Wholesale eggs listed at 80 percent A 96-382 for large, 80 percent A 29-31 for mediums. Missouri and Arkansas live fryers quoted at farm 13-14 and delivered at plant 13 2-14 4.
Chicago wholesale prices show live poultry trades mixed with lower and higher ranges. Roasters fetch 23 to 26 cents per pound, special fed white rock fryers 18 to 19 1/2, barred rock fryers 22, heavy hens 15 to 17. Butter remains steady with 93 score AA at 59, 92 A at 59 2, 90 B at 59 3, 89 C at 57 4. Eggs steady with wholesale prices unchanged and 70 percent or better grade A whites in supply.
The Wilson County NFO will meet Monday evening at Fre donia REA to elect delegates for the state convention in Topeka on October 27 and the national convention in Minneapolis in December. Refreshments will be served. Also, Santa Fe system carloads for the week ending October 10 1964 totaled 35 264 with on line loadings 22 988 and connections 12 276. Nearby residents report routine family updates and a minor auto collision on South Steuben between cars owned by Mrs John McCall and David Savage.
Chicago market closes with no wheat or soybean sales. Soybeans rise to 17 cents, soybeans futures near 2.70. Wheat edges up two cents. Corn trends lower, December near 1.20. Oats slip to around 66 cents, rye declines to about 4s.
AP reports Kansas City grain prices with bids for wheat at various grades from No 2 hard to No 3, corn bids for white and yellow grades, oats and rye quotes, and soybeans around 2.62 to 2.71 per bushel with bran and shorts quoted at 40.00 to 40.75.
Daily Transcript reports hospital admissions on Tuesday including David Bryant Evergreen Warner Tiegreen Cheryl Keenan Mrs Jane Andrews Winifred Brunker Juani ta Allen Eric Ethel Likens and medical dismissals Charlotte Pitts Leo Schmidt Mrs Clyde Dixens Mrs George Wallace and daughter. Traffic citations list Lola Dixon no license with $10 bond Leo Bass no license with $10 bond. City Court action William M Gray IV reckless driving with $25 bond.
A Katy freight wreck north of Moran Kansas left sixty one of one hundred nineteen cars derailed. One tanker car carrying liquified petroleum gas burned while two others remained unexcavated. Salvage efforts and cleanup were underway as passenger and freight trains were detoured via alternate routes.
A summary of a game segment shows Cardinals and Yankees trading innings with no runs in the third, Yankees adding one in the fifth on Tresh, Bou ton scoring, and Linz helping. In the sixth, no hits occur as Richardson, Boyer, Groat, and McCarver retire batters. Maris and Mantle each homer in the fifth. Flood and Brock produce key hits for St. Louis.
Lawrence AP report states Robert J. Dingman head of the cooperative ground water program of the U S and Kansas Geological Surveys at the University of Kansas will serve as geologist on loan to Panama for a three month period.
New York AP reports detectives burst into a Queens apartment where a dice game was underway and found 13 men present. Ten of the players, all men, had been arrested the previous day on gambling charges.
Kansas City AP report says Senator Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of delaying the Bobby Baker investigation to avoid its White House implications. He urged opposition voters at Liberty Memorial Hall as crowd estimates reached about 16,000. Baker had quit as secretary to the Senate Democratic majority after disclosures of his finances.
Ray D Wiman 72 of Oregon and former Erie resident died unexpectedly in Yale Oregon He was WWI veteran and never married Survived by four siblings memorial service set for Erie 2 30 p m Saturday Burial Odense Cemetery Annie Turner 1881 195? died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after extended illness Born Colfax neighborhood married A M Turner 1929 Survived by two daughters and several siblings Funeral at Colfax Baptist Church Friday at 2 p m Burial Colfax Cemetery
Altamont Grizzlies defeated the Chanute Blue Comets 18 to 6 after a tight first half. Chanute drew first blood with a Mark Martin reception from Rick Clark, but interior tackling lapses and a late Grizzly pass led to the decisive third quarter score.
Junction City report cites Bill Avery urging Kansas officials to back the military. He argues state and citizens must cooperate to fortify this interior bastion against missile attack and notes Ft. Riley expansion. He says about one in twenty Kansas workers serve in the military.
In the final quarter the Comets mounted a 30 yard drive but could not overcome Chanute’s defense as Pete Dillman noted his team played better yet suffered multiple fumbles and overall mistakes that doomed the effort.
In Lakewood New Jersey on a Tuesday night Edward McNeil aged 10 spotted a fire in his home and warned neighbor George Palko before leading his five younger siblings to safety as flames engulfed the cottage. Police sought their mother Leona Mims. Firefighters assisted with clothing for the children who are described as Negroes and the youngsters were taken to Alleban Hotel.
The Vilas Vikings 4H club met October 8 at the Vilas church with Margaret Thorseell leading recreation. A brief business meeting installed new officers. Roll call cited this year’s projects. Thorsell spoke on how to give a demonstration. Apples and doughnuts were served to 58 members and guests.
Southern California dairy herds are fed a mixed ration comprising orange and beet pulp, copra meal, molasses and grains. The diet combines fibrous byproducts with energy sources to support milk production and herd health.
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